Thread: An end to NI terror prosecutions?
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Old 21-11-2013, 18:06   #8
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Re: An end to NI terror prosecutions?
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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
As part of the peace process we are not allowed to gather evidence relating to murders by the ira or examine any of the weapons forensically or examine any of the "disappeared" other than to identify them ,so with most of any evidence unavailable to us it is quite pointless pursuing anyone
Wrong.

"In a February 2008 it was confirmed in the House of Commons that the Historical Enquiries Team (HET) was to examine all deaths attributed to The Troubles from January 1969 to the Good Friday Agreement in 1998, equating to 3,268 deaths which occurred in 2,516 incidents (an incident is described as a case). At that time 1,039 cases had been allocated to the HET business process. The team currently has a total of 175 staff."
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